Mâle (Southern) © Forest Botial-Jarvis eBird S44857435 Macaulay Library ML 107152861
Femelle (Southern) © Forest Botial-Jarvis
Juvénile (Southern) © Carmelo López Abad
Mâle (Northern) © Nikolaj Mølgaard Thomsen
Mâle (Southern) © Frédéric PELSY
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Mâle (Southern) © Frédéric PELSY
Mâle et femelle © Forest Botial-Jarvis
Mâle (Northern) © Forest Botial-Jarvis

Calao à casque plat Buceros hydrocorax

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Identification

ALIMENTÉ PAR MERLIN

A large hornbill of lowland and foothill forest. Body dark, with rufous thighs, chest, and neck, a whitish tail, a red casque, a long red bill, and a black face bordered behind with yellow. Females have a smaller casque, a paler eye, and no eye-ring. Southern birds have a yellow-tipped bill. Similar to the Writhed Hornbill, but Rufous lacks the black tip to the tail and has a rufous rather than black or pale head. Voice includes loud, downslurred nasal honking notes.

ALIMENTÉ PAR MERLIN